Mike D'Antoni's message for Rockets' critics

It took one game for NBA analysts across the country and seemingly all of Twitter to declare the Houston Rockets' spectacular season over at the hands of the Golden State Warriors, who won Game 1 Monday night on the road.

ESPN's experts spent the day debating whether the Rockets could avoid a sweep - not win the series, just avoid a sweep - and Bruce Arthur wrote that Game 1 proved "Kevin Durant ruined basketball." All after a 65-win team that won the Western Conference decisively happened to drop the first game of a best-of-7 series.

Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni isn't ready to start his summer vacation, however, and told reporters after Game 1 that Houston will stick with the strategy that made them the No. 1 seed.

Mike D’Antoni on the “noise” about Rockets after Game 1 loss to Warriors: “[They say] all we do is iso. No it isn’t and that’s what we do best! ... They [say we] don’t pass, all they do is stand. Really? Have you watched us for 82 games?” pic.twitter.com/odgH5Qnbqb

"It's like 'oh my gosh, iso, it's all we do.' No it isn't, and that's we do best! We scored like 60 percent of the time on it.

All of a sudden it's 'oh they don't pass, everybody stands.' Really?! Have you watched us for 82 games? That's what we do!

We are who we are, and we're pretty good at it, and we can't get off who we are. Just be better of who we are. And don't worry about if somebody else solves the puzzle a different way. Fine, that's how they solved it. We solved our puzzle this way."